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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06
In McMaster's Addition.

We have in this addition the best bar
city. LARGE Lors, LoNG TINE. EASY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06
COMPETITION DEFIED.
PRICES WARRANTED
TO be 20 to 30 per cent cheaper at the
HARPER HOUSE DRUG ST0RI

other Drug Western Illinois Not only on Patent
all STANDARD Drugs Fancy Goods aud Mis-
CelHneous articles Read the rates
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06
LOTS.
In Allen & Fleming's Addit'

Ranging in price from St50 to 5000.
Terms. one half cash. balance in two
years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06

The result is medicine of unusual strength
and curative power. which effects cures here
tofere uneqpailed. Thesepeeuliarities belong
exclusively TO Hoods Sarsaparilla, and are
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06
In Dodge's Addition.

Lower than they have ever been otter
ed. Prices range from 800 to 1873.
Terms one third cash, balance in two
years.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-06

gy~ You want bargains in city outside property call
Now the time to buy Real Estate in Rock Island
SAFE AND SURE. The future promises much that will be
beneficial the city Everything points values in
realty
DON'T WAIT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
MILLINERY
PERSONAL.

Major II. W. Barton OF Cor,icauo.
les jutnc g. ty.
Hon. \ G.. rrendcrga-t is recover
ing, SO ndvices from McXiN STATE.
DR.. G. W. Mcclure was IN the city
last ni-ut on the way to Cameron,
his home.
Mr. Robert Eikel has so far rccoy-
cred II, tp bo able to change location.
lie has como to Lanpas,-.
Mr. Jno. Baker. mdy and children,
Misses " lille ana JOHNNIE, havo left
tor "a few weeks nj Glenrose.
Rev W. Il. Bagby, VINO left here in
May TO return TO IA, missionary work
IN Brazil, has reached Rio Jan iro safe
and well.
MIR. W. :. Wibowrnc, Tor u long
time with Mcssrs. Sleeper clifton X
Co OF jhis city. lett lpst night tor
Cincinnati ohio.
Rev. a. \. Allison, pastor OF the
Fourth Street Methodist church of
Fort Worth, was in the city Yesterday
and left for hCmc last night
Dr. G.. G. McGrcgor, his hundred s
OF friends will rejoice to hear. has
recovered from his illness and the
terrible operation of amputation so n
to be able to ride out. lie was driven
down town yesterday.
MIR. Tom CO.. IS Going home today
/ His hearty lat IA aud roilickiug goo,
AumoI and boyish enthusiasm will b,
| missed on the streets and in the coui
room Under all his fun Cox is bust
ness from The word go
At the Pacific G c Taylor, ~
Loui-. Jno W Ward, G. VI Caring
ton, New York;J Is Cresap, j + ia
Wis, City: Ed \ Packard, Chicago; ]
VI Mcterron. Columbus; VIM Davis
China Springs. liobt Cowardin, bal
lag; !. Longlcy, j ii Sears, 81. Loui,
l. l. Davis, Cleburnc; ) II Williams
Luliug; T. w Brown. Bolton; |. /
Fields, County: u LAmkin, Daliae:
w Burton, Cors.clua.
At the Lehman iIouse-W !
( Nubry. Walnut Sprlug~: l. Fcrricr, +
pAso; j w Moore Tex lN Co. ID /
Moberly Tom padWtt city; y II
Townsend, Nj Ca IN: Miss & ~ Loyli
a G Armstrong. traW ford; W
armstrong. city; j & Journey, llico
ID \ Clifton, CITY: ii j Garfield, Soutl
Busquo; c G Jones and wife. Texas
IA llinchmau, city; Mly /. Block
( Nashville; \ \ Al son, Port Worth
John \ Gatdner ~ Loui-; lIcnr!
/ hasmor, city; T. Brown, Natcsylllc,
At the New McClcllaud: 81 Belief
PmIadcphia; } \ Kemp. phiadel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13

PorrsvILLE, Penn july D. O'to,
one ot the best CollierIes OF the Phil
adclpma and Reading Company, .o-
Gated ut Brauchdalc i on ire and Is
probably doom 81 to destruction
cutaiuro loss TO the company APP
proXjmnting 100000 Ine IRE was
discovered about 9 o'clock sunday
night 1t is believed it igntcd from
the steam pipes which worked inside
the pumps. Eillit WAS first made to
smother the fire with steam but be-
tore morning the llames ware eaping
thirty feet above the mouth OF tho
slope \ ncighboriug stream was
damned aud diverici coal dust was
washed 10 the air-wAy 10 cut Oh the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
roH rJIE CAl>I.
Prohibition Concert ANA Lawn Pnru


.,,t,,Itu..u tnu,rtt and t,,,,, v,.,,.
-, X,,. ,,.unl, ,ot,,,.n
49, ,onc.r, ami lawn ,1r,,. .,,..
','N '"''
evening AZ Hh'o rom" ''''eSe was
u success, both from financial and
.au artistic standpoint. The music
,,os rc,dor,1 under fine row. ~, ,,,o
'I"c,ric lignis snd in Tho ai..,otr"',
building on The Eorth side, the sine
cTs Icing there protected from thr
breeze. over 200 persons, largely
Iadir|, were present lhsuring over
800 ~ gate rec1lp s.. Inc prr@ra anime
WAS AZ follows;
ChoruS-"hey Note song
Sol0-'Jcsus Lover oI MY SOUL
Miss L)ulA CARROLL
lh.trumchtal solo-Nllsa Loula Wo'
mack
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
SHORT STOPS.

Waco expects every man to do his
duty.
To the court house. To the court
hou,c
Pains in the back are cab,ed by a
di,ordered liver. y cure can Bog
effected by the use Of Morris
Ca.cuiuc.
Prohibition aud auti.prohibition
will sink into iusigniticauce before the
question put tn the people at the
court house tonight.
The gcouud TO be s3,cc.,l for the
Arkansas Pass railroad will be any.
where between the river and TWEEN
tic,h street, and the committee W II,
decide on the location ina few days.
The various processes of roasting.
tossing, baking or boiling can all be
carried on aud heat regulated To the
greatest nicely by the adjustment
with which each gas stove is fitted.
Pence. 10y, content, au even temper.
n full rtlliIa' of the blessings OF
Ute. arise from healthy body. But
affection of the digestive organs
h.i,g coon. unr So. irritation and
g., >puuuency. Morris Cgshrinc is a
panacsa tor these Ills.
\ little difficulty arose Inst uightat
II O'Clock IN the Office pi the NrClcl-
land motel between two gentlemen IN
SIS hich both were pretty well scratched
ana bruised The affair grew out of
examinations and rccrimiiation- over
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
OItIII NItl
col. Wm Mcnnrd, an Oid oii/cn and
soldier, Gathered Home.

-peciR Dispatch to the Examiner.
GALvESroN, July l2 The long aud
useful lie Of COL NJ. Mcnard closed
thi. morning. He has gone TO his re-
ward. He died at an carly hour the
residence fhis daughter, Mrs. Angus
tine Lane or, ON Winnie, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in the
attn year of his ,ge. COL Mcnard
cnmc to Texas from Illinois in the
thrlic-, and was one of the Island
City'- oldest and M t respected ci'l-
Iau- He served in the late war with
distinction was licutenant-coiOrcl of
the wenty.SiXth Texas cavalry De-
Bradyr REGIMENT, ind was severely
wounded Mt the battle Of Pleasant
Hill. lie leaves son, Mr.. j. VI
Mcuard, and Widowed daughter,
Mr.. LanctWu the funeral VIII occur
from the residence 10 morrow Mt 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13

rhe Board OF hammers for Ncl.en-
nan county will convene IN the Waco
Central free school building at . n. m
on the 5lh and 9Th and I'm of August.
All applicants, not exempt by law, VIII
please meet US on the above dates
The examination will be conducted N
writing and continue two days,
+. L. MADDIN. Chairman,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
BULLS SARSAPA2Il.L.A,



Sscretos ha tile and acts Ike n filter ~
cleanse impurities Of the biO0A ~ Ie
regularity IN its action or Suepc7s .o7s
on MS functions. tie t5e Ooiso1s the 5iooh
causing I1yHa,ce. sdH3w complexion. weak
eyes, bWouS d'drrbnd id7gUi6. weary
iee"79. and many other distressing syrD-
IONS generally termed liner troubles These
are reheged AZ once BY The use Of GULL S
SAHSA'A6ItLi the great blood reSobe7t
IN JOINS nrtI.-t have boon for r. number II
ID E'ItN Hl'ctrd win a wDrCurUd hcnlnchr
AZ d lui heavy vain iu nv liver. Thrrc bUtti,4
Than all the others cowhiuri
2. n. OWENS. Louisville. Nv.
IN. JouS rDit tt have examined o., r-c.
Nflptun tlr %" t,"J 2rhuuu - uR JuuS uti -
NAH~Aiahili =, and believe the combination q,
49, an &c !cut ono. aud we'll calculated u, uro.
iuce VI hieratiNr Impression ou thr sNat,u. !
have used it both in public ant privAir ur,rtir..
ahu ihlnk T. Nv best article ot ~arstpar. Jain USE.
LIES, " 70 Louisville. Nv
Hes Phys. 20 Lou. Marine Uusp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13

spocia Dispatch to the Examiner.
san ANTONIO, july l3.-l csterday
morning Mr.. Louis j. WORKMAN. in
,poctor OF customs n' Laredo, seized
500 head of mares belonging to
Messrs. Van Meter a Brown propric-
tors Of the Bucno Vista ranch, in Me
Mullen county. TIE auimHls were inn
ported from Mexico through the
Laredo custom house IN two separate
lots. Tho first importation having
been made in February, 1856, and the
second in February Of this year,
At the me of Importation,
in order to avoid the
payment of duty, the required alli.
davit WAS The usual form, stating that
the mares wcro being imported fer
breeding purposes an the ranch OF
the parties importing them. Since
bripriug them over, Mcsst-. Van
Meter n Brown, NJ diilcrent timcs.
have ben selling fl the stock,
hence the scilur, aud conlisc4uou,
+ he mares are now ~ tho custody 81
Deputy United state, Mar hal Mcneil
of Pcar-all. and were turned over to
him by Iupcctor Workman. After
making the seizure Mr., WORKMAN
telcphonCd to the collector OF EtR 'c
Pass Notifying him {, the fact rs the
seizure was made IN BIS district, they,
however, having been crossed through
the district of lilnIos ',eu lingo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13
ram

Fans fans We are overstock-
ed IN iaus and have marked them
down to just one half price Come
around and keep cool.
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13

Mrs Vinslows soothing syrup should a..
ways housed for chlldron tcethiuv. ~ snothrs
curcR Wind collie and Ia thv l,st 1Jr,t} fo
d!urth rh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-13

Y,

Have made up our minds not to carry
over "A ngle yaraso. aud have mark
ed them down accordingly.
Levine Bros.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03
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nd fNtsDa4
hnd 10 ~
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Oh roilsty,
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Pattafy mi
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A PATHETIC CASE.

A Acurions instance Of double life was
.s,ently disclored in Brooklyn by the
a,,bt Of q servant from the home Of
,.m;lv on the Hill. The girl came to
America with her father and mother
.ome yesrs ago. and her perents having
a;sa of alooholism shortly after their es-
tsblishment here, she was left an or
uhsn, without friends or resources. 1t
sas perilous position for q girl to be
pIsced in. but Il temptation ever came
10 her she never yielded to it, and it was
but few weeks before she obtained en-
ployment as housemaid and children's
nurse in the home before mentioned.
She was given employment without the
exsctions Of recommendation, and
amply justified the trust placed in her
by her modesty. her industry, her in
telligence and the almost maternal re-
gard that she had for the children Of the
family. Her father had been civil en-
ginecr in England, who had given his
daughter an education before he came TO
this country to gil drunkards grave,
and her manners and apparently her
tastes and feelings were those Of lady.
She never presumed on tho confidence
and esteem that were bestowed upon
her, and was faithful in the smallest de.
tails Of her trust.
Recently the family went to the coun-
try, leaving her to put tho city house in
order and TO follow in day or two.
She did not follow, but letter in her
handwriting was received at the time
shs was dus, and was read by the family
with amazement. It stated that when
tho letter was received she would be on
tho ocean on her way back to England;
that she had saved enough from her
wagcs to buy ateerage ticket. and that
she intended On reaching the other side
to place herself in an inbriate asylum.
The desire for liquor, that she inherited,
was more than she could master; she
had sccretly tippled during her long ser
vice with the family, and felt that Shit
was no at companion for the children
She begged pardon for her hasty depar
49, - 49, J~-~I kIcrt. fnr kba lind
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In the winter Of 1889 60 the writer
was teaching school in Bedford county,
Pa, and boarding with an Intelligent
and substantial farmer Of German ex-
traction by the name Of Anthony FELTON,.
The family was remarkable one for in
gsnuity. One night after school the con.
vesation turned upon difficult problems
in mathematics. ! mentioned one that
my brother sent me which considered
quite intricate. Tho question was n
follows Il reproduce from memory)'
sold 5000 oils Flemish Of cloth for
s2l, $50. and gained ~ much per yard as
ons.sishth Of the prime cost Of an ell
English. What was the prime cost per
yard. and Of the whole piecci" On re-
peating the question my host told me
promptly that Il could not Be done. /
repeated Il several times for him during
the evening. till he had it, conditions
well fixed in his mind. assured him
had solved il by algebra, Of which he
knew nothing.
The next morning, on coming from my
room, no said; II can tell you about
that problem now." upon asking him how
he had reached tho solution, he said
II dreamed IL ont. !" / smiled incre
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~yorrcx n nxnxBY orvRN rnA1 Arsri.
N CATION for patsnts foS Town Leea. b
aisutna & poet naghe1 No. A. - ookner
q ~ xewn d nrislDlI 1hsaos Q ninagel
monnzeat No. haass9 ~ 1sgzses 3 a1ss9g
f1sls o : ui1afal meenns1t ~. ssenel.g q
~ nor1heast ourne< q Dfxth an1 Mn1n e1e11as
g - iovn sf SEisssi. bssss = ~ 1ssssss "
= T;ras ccarss. 3 M dsarssa y $40 ~
roa1 nssied no. Z, cor1er Town cf 1E1oet1a
tSsnes, "a eoezss. = leA 6eesse. v 4'e1o ~
= poqS naxked no ., NV corner Town q lll..
toi, thsneo, - esessss \ teh deGFeee , 14te
fsst 70 post nasns4 ~. & - csrass 1es1 q
Hriatol m thenees Ath oourns. q 1SN eq11pe1
! RI ~ g poat 10. I ~ place q begin.ips,
oca1ainine ~ hun1lea md Exty Ae!ss, - N
iae ~. xovsste e c1etel. I4nes,n oss.sy
SsSsi q 81 6c1sro the I'm ~ q ls1vHeEy
q. b. in ,st = fsspvet eag1.1. - o.n14e
IaWs * the otaAe Of Nexo6as ,. 4l.s vi
1So1aoa m, ~ oVrgove4 ISbgNasy - ~
1ppiisailso 1us1 b AisA vtth :. J. nst
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

II. IN ALL gfND OF FANGY AID pLAYN
A Jeb PfintiAedons 1rst-slasSsty end
stshertnotaee
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

ny vlRTuH orAN ORDER On SALE ssUEb
u out Of the sixth judicial Distyact Court ~
snd fog The County Of Mneoln, Gtsts VI Nsvndas
md 70 n directed And deliveye1, for 3ude.
ment rondsred In sald Court on the eth dny u
Aueuss, \. D. 1eos. n favor oi Archie ncquaies
Plsinti{I, and aGAinet tho Maytowsx ntAveS
Nirine tompany and the Mayd0WeF Mine end
Ninin1 clAim, bslendants, for the sun oi seven
hundred and six l-1OO (e7o6 l-loUl gold eoin
dollsrs debt. togsther with seventy 1901 ldel1ors
M cosis. and al aooruinG coats and fnttrsGesl
have levied On the following property 70 vii;
That certain ntns Or mining claim AnoWn u
snd called By the named the nayhoNer htns
and Ninins OiAim, stuats lying and being ~
Bristol Iinina District, lincoln County
Rfsts Of Nsvsds, and duly recorded IN the uln-
ina Rscords Of satd Mining District. containing
eight hundred linear Test On ssid Ledge g !odss
inS. and u the rights and privileges psrtsini
Ncsios 10 hssssy given that On
sas.raay. ths ssh dsy g osssssr'
4. D. ises. q y o'eleet =. q tAst ~: ! ~
Dsli I'll ths right tttls and interest Ct 40 NAY.
aovsE nilvsr Mining Company y and e -
abovs described grcpert{ sne tes ~ ~.
Aowss Mine and 2ininQ claim g sne m0s acol
q the Ooaxt-house IN Riochs, Lincoln county
state cf Nevadas d puolio auctions for go =
hand, 70 ~ htGhess eua beat htddsr, 70 eeeae!J
said tu1gDsnt snd deo<ee end al coplss eno ~
costl thas nay eecxue. --
$3.50. o.R. oMxnWoop. ehsrte.
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DY VIRTUE or AN ExRouTION IfsuIp
ID ont of the sixth Judicial District court
in and for the County Of Lincoln, Slate u ~
vadas and 70 me directed and deltveted fux
ludgmsnt rendersd IN said oonrt a sas 1xsn-
!. Blair and AsIinst the Bristol silvel Mining
Company, for the sum Of Nineteen hundred
th,rtesn and seloo ~ sis ~ doilars. debt, to-
eethsr With see.1b dollaxs, TAI costs and all 80.
steam boilss with sttsehmsnts. ~ barrel
Portland csnsnt. pair bullion scales, J. roll Q
oattery screen, cans 81 sodium. y small black
lion molds, > Alssy mufies. buttoa moide.
iron uortara and pestles ,six Quictnilvcr kettles
2tmpel mclds, Assay tonsss boss heAds.
shoes. ! wood whselbaxrow, 1rstorts, II length
csst-iron rttort front, snontey wFsnchss.
ANAL alsdges, hAnd-ax q v pipe wEenchss
gfindgtons, I adl, : planes, spirit levsl,
pounds Iron vasheFs, Augers, ~ plants AIS
row. .Sv H.; ii tools VII Win hsnsss
ishss. ss pisssS q iinbers exsinehes. o pleas
AZ inches. > pisces o.: inches. y piece. s1s
psss ~ p.dss sssss s.! ssh 1ai
~ ~ : P;ssss. -. - sss;s s;sss =; s. !
and loxl0 hevn, = pteoss 40. - pisess 2xl let
e I: Pss r.. RS,:: 4 gssss s. q ass s
Nosies l. hereby sivsn thai on
Friday. tAs ssssna aay ~ Tsbsuasy
4. D. lsss, st u oselock \. Of that day, viii
sel Ill the right, title ana Interest Of said nris
W Silver Mining Company n and 70 the sbcys
described propsrty, q ths 91tgtpl silver MIN.
ing company's nill. in Lipooln county Nevada
At public auction, for cAeh IN hand, 70 III
highest and best biddezs to sAtisfy said execu
iss7sd Q. ? SHERWOOD. Sheriff.
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old man, to whom Ihad at one time gone
to school, came to me in my dream, and
seeing was troubled about something
asked the cause. repeated the ques-
tion to him, and told him that had told
the master that itcould not be solved.
The old man told me it made no differ
ence what you told the master, it can be
worked, and then told me how to do it. "
And he remembered it SO distinctly that
he solved the question by the instructions
received in his dream. Christian Ad.
vocate.
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HAT fhk
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Trustees Sale.

: or,c, :. u..r,x a,v,u ~ pup
N suant 70 the euthostty vsstsi n ne n snd
by : certain psed q Isuss. exscueed by ne
br1e<ot silver nmm9 company 70 me- peex1e4
dsse June lstA, lisa. End recorded in Hncoln
County, Isva1es Recosds. n Book b feeee ~
e 25es defs11t having oeoux1ed n ne Reyncss
o. the insessee als 1ecsmoe. issns ~ eA ~
Of Efteea zho1saad pollere, VII all . pu9-
lic a1ceto1s % the Highest nlddef. 8 ~ 1o1fd
Ing Houss q the ~ 0o1pany IN 1s1stols IA.
coin Oounfys NsvaeAs % ~
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shs.ssss \. ne ~ .ecesr.vr n = : ~.sa j5es,.
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In the bright lexicon Of Wall ttreet one
Of the largest words is "Fail. Life.
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pIOCHE WEEKLY RECORD.
psblishod s~sry saturday BY
RECORD PUBLISHING CO.
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ubscription. One Year. BY Mail..-....-...1
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All Ipas,.S 10 address tho RECORD PuBIlsHn0
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-03

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ances. The man who wears a diamond
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zen.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-09-22
BARNESVILLE.

A great many of our merchants are
| bringing on fall goods, and our stores
begin to present an attractive appear
ance. while fall trade is opening up live
ly. We claim to have the best stores
of any town of the same size in Easl ern
Ohio, and most of our visitors agree
with US, at least every one admits that
we have the best store rooms.
| The schools are in prosperous con
dition, and working well under The new
management. The enrolment last week
was as high as $50 The greatest number
in anyone room being 81 in No. L. A
class in penmaDship was organized In
the High school last week.
The Little Nugget" Comedy Compa
ny, showed here TO a crowded house last
Friday evening.
Several of our young gentleman have
purchased tennis set, and have court
on W. F. Smiths lawn. 1t is delight
full game, and happy are the girls who
are so fortunate as to be asked to play.
A reunion of the surviving members
of Co. d AID regiment, was held here
Tuesday. Captain J. H. Riggs, south of
town had dinner for the guests, and af
forwards banquet and business meet
ing was held at the house of Major E.
7. Petty. 1t was a very pleasant reun-
ion and much enjoyed by the soldier
| boys"
Frame Bros, held an auction sale at
their Machine shops Tuesday to dispose
of their property preparatory to moving
10 ElsinOre, Cal.
c. P. DobbiHs returned Tuesday morn
ing from conference, where he had been
as lay delegate. Having left before the
appointments were read, be was unable
to state definitely who our ministers
might be, but said 1t was rumOred that
Rev. W. II. Haskell, of ST. Clairsville,
would be elder of GAINESVILLE District,
and D. c. Osborne, of Youngstown, pas
tor of the church here.
Rev. BiDkIey still continues in very
critical condition. but hopes are still en-.
tertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Tom Laughlin entered the Uni>
versity of Wooster. O.. last week.-Em-
ory Gratigney, of this place will teach
the Pultney Ridge school next winter.
Mr.. Elsie Hunt. young tailor of this
place, left To accept a place at Marion.
Ind, last week.-Mr. Will Caldwell and
| family, of Akron, returned home last
Thursday after spending two weeks
with his sister, Mrs. Tom Bradfield.-Mr.
George Bradfeld left last week to at
tend business college in Pittsburgh. =
Supt. H. L. Peck is visiting here. He
has not decided on location yet.-Mr.
Thos Wilson, and Mrs Geo. Wilson and
little child left Tuesday for visit with
relatives in Kansas. Mrs. T. A. Gratig
ney, is visiting her sister at Cairo, w.
Va.-Miss Clara Adams left last week
for Granville TO attend school. Mrs.
jos Gallagher, of Wheeling is visiting
relatives here.-Mr. T. A. Gratigney left
last week for six weeks western trip
Charlie Heed, Levi Wilson and Will
Jordan were in Cleveland last week.
Miss Kate Mcconnell is visiting in New
ark. l,EMUEL.